The Grand Central Public Market By Connie Lenzen The Grand Central Public Market in Portland was opened on 9 November 1929 in the block bounded by S. E. 8th, 9th, Morrison, and Belmont. History of the site. The market wa

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• Buckman
• Portland
• Oregon
• Portland
• Oregon
• Lone Fir Cemetery
• James B. Stephens
• Sanborn Maps
• Willamette River
• Morrison Bridge
• Mount Tabor
• Neighborhoods of Portland
• Oregon

1 of 6 Persons Buried in Lone Fir Cemetery, Portland, Oregon Who Were Sent Over From Dr. Hawthorne’s Insane Asylum from 1867–1879 By Connie Lenzen, CG In early Oregon, each county dealt with such citizens on an indi

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• Oregon Hospital for the Insane
• James C. Hawthorne
• Oregon State Hospital
• Portland
• Oregon
• Multnomah County
• Oregon
• Lone Fir Cemetery
• A. M. Loryea

Lone Fir Cemetery Index—A A [illegible] Emma 1 ABERLY Charles Frederick 1 ABRAHAM

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• Lone Fir Cemetery
• Metro
• Anderson

2013 AGS Conference – Wednesday Bus Tour Lone Fir Cemetery is the first stop on the Wednesday tour. Some of you who came to the 1999 AGS Conference in Oregon will be able to pay another visit to the marker for James a

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• Keil
• Lone Fir Cemetery

Judith Barrington Lone Fir Cemetery Wetherbees, Birrells, Odells, Simpsons, Flemings rot under urns, carved trees, stern upright slabs; an angel spreads chipped wings.

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Historic Cemeteries in Oregon Historic Name

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• Pioneer cemetery
• Lone Fir Cemetery
• Metro
• Oregon
• Cemeteries

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• Transportation in Portland
• Oregon
• New Urbanism
• David Bragdon
• Portland
• Oregon
• Lone Fir Cemetery
• Green Line
• TriMet
• Bi-State Development Agency
• Bragdon
• Transportation in the United States
• Metro
• Transportation planning